A Palestinian music instructor provides solace and an escape for Gaza's displaced children.
Palestinian music instructor Mohamed Al-Habash provides solace, optimism, and a haven from conflict to displaced youngsters in Gaza. Al-Habash offers a secure environment for kids to express themselves and find comfort during the chaos around them through his music teachings. He uses the healing power of music to assist individuals in overcoming trauma and looking forward to a better future. Al-Habash's commitment and compassion significantly impact these young survivors, which gives them hope amidst the chaos.
Ram Mandir: Before the consecration event, fervor envelops Lord Ram devotees across the US and Europe Today is the day that Ayodhya's Ram Temple will be dedicated. The occasion represented a significant turning point in the country's cultural history, and the Indian diaspora rejoiced together in the US, UK, and Australia.
Who is Bassirou Diomaye Faye, the incoming president of Senegal?
Bassirou Diomaye Faye was incarcerated two weeks ago. Following his victory in Sunday's postponed election, he will become Africa's youngest president. Who will govern Senegal in the future?
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Nigeria abductions: 61 individuals are taken hostage by gunmen in Buda village
Sixty-one individuals, primarily women and children, were taken hostage by gunmen who raided a different community in Kaduna State, Nigeria. Over 300 people are currently unaccounted for following the third attack in less than a week.
Global pro-Palestinian demonstrations: On Al-Quds Day, demonstrators set fire to the US and Israeli flags
After morning prayers on Friday (April 5) in the Jerusalem compound of the al-Aqsa Mosque, Israeli police used tear gas to scatter worshippers. See to learn more.
Dwayne Johnson declares that he "will keep my politics to myself" and won't support Joe Biden for president again.
After seriously considering it, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has decided not to support Joe Biden in the impending 2024 presidential contest. See to learn more.
Article 23: A strict new national security bill is passed by the Hong Kong legislature
The Legislative Council of Hong Kong has overwhelmingly approved a new national security law that increases the authority of the government to suppress opposition. New laws on treason, espionage, external meddling, state secrets, and sedition were included in the Safeguarding National Security Law, which was passed on Tuesday. New authorities, according to Chief Executive John Lee, are required to preserve Hong Kong's standing. Critics claim they will be used to stifle dissent further and are overly ambiguous.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' decision to halt his presidential campaign and back Donald Trump with two days left before the New Hampshire primary. As the Hamas-run health ministry reports that 25,000 Palestinians have died in Gaza since the beginning of the conflict, Matt Gutman takes us inside the organization's network of tunnels. As hundreds of thousands of people in Memphis are forced to boil their water due to pipes rupture, Alex Presha reports on the deadly deep freeze that is affecting much of the country;
000 Intro 02:26 Gov. Ron DeSantis Suspends Presidential Campaign 05:55 Iranian-Backed Militants Fire Missiles at U.S. Military Base in Iraq 07:33 Inside Hamas’ Tunnels as Gaza Death Roll Reaches 25,000 10:40 Deadly Deep Freeze Grips Most of The Country 137 Bipartisan Senate Immigration Deal Could Be Finalized Next Week 159 Small Town in Colorado Outraged as Hundreds of Newspapers Go Missing 16:37 U.S. Military Suspends Search for Missing Navy SEALs 17:12 The Duchess of York’s Cancer Battle 17:41 College Basketball Player “Blindsided” by Fan Who Rushed the Court 182 Six-Legged Dog Has Surgery 18:30 Volunteers Help Dig Residents Out of Several Feet of Snow
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Indian farmers who are protesting utilize kites to fend off tear gas drones.
Indian farmers who were protesting have blocked police drones that were releasing tear gas on them with kites and firecrackers. As further negotiations with the administration broke down, at least one farmer lost his life in the most recent battles with the police.
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Constitutional revisions in Somalia: Parliament adopts expanded presidential authority
The parliament of Somalia has adopted changes to the country's temporary constitution and revamped of the electoral process. They provide the president, not the parliament, the authority to name and remove the prime minister. An indirect clan-based electoral system is in place in Somalia. Puntland politicians are upset over the decision and have declared they would no longer recognize the federal administration. Regional authorities were upset that they had not been consulted on the modifications, according to Matt Bryden of Sahan Research.
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